Social Psychology: Sociological Perspectives

David E. Rohall, Melissa A. Milkie, Jeffrey W. Lucas

2006-12-24book1,244 citationsclosed

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Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Social and Intergroup Psychology Social Power and Status Dynamics

Abstract

Part I Perspectives and Methods Chapter 1 Introduction to Sociological Social Psychology Chapter 2 Perspectives in Sociological Social Psychology Chapter 3 Studying People Part II The Individual in Society Chapter 4 The Social Psychology of Stratification Chapter 5 Self and Identity Chapter 6 Socialization over the Life Course Part III Areas of Social Life Chapter 7 The Social Psychology of Deviance Chapter 8 Mental Health and Illness Chapter 9 Attitudes, Values, and Behaviors Chapter 10 The Sociology of Sentiment and Emotion Chapter 11 Collective Behavior

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